"budget set aside" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific amount of money that has been reserved or allocated for a certain purpose. Example: "We have a budget set aside for office renovations, so we can finally upgrade our outdated equipment and furniture."
The film's scant $250,000 budget set aside only $600 for her clothing.
The previous government's final budget set aside 276 trillion rupiah ($22.5 billion) for fuel subsidies alone.
Funding for the scheme comes from the £8.6bn budget set aside to extend the help to buy equity loan scheme from April 2016, when it was originally due to end, to March 2021.
The Mount Sinai district has provided therapy since E. J. was of kindergarten age, sending experts to work with him every week, paid for by a budget set aside for the Individualized Education Program, Ms. Fratianni said.
Chief executive Robert Noel said the problems at the building, which is still under construction, would not delay tenants moving in or exceed the budget set aside for its £240m share of the development.
The budget set aside for new cultural development would be the envy of any arts administrator: 21.6 billion Hong Kong dollars, or about $2.8 billion, to build 15 performance venues, a museum, an exhibition center and a giant park on some of the world's most valuable undeveloped waterfront property.
In December, Congress gave Nasa a boost to its 2015 budget, setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars for its planetary science program and new Space Launch System rocket, which aims to revolutionize advanced rocketry.
Theresa May has been accused of "raiding the budgets" set aside by local authorities to help disadvantaged children in order to fund the government's manifesto pledge to double the amount of free childcare for working families.
FBX is absorbing advertiser budgets set aside for retargeting.
Mr. Russert noted that the Clinton-Gore budget for 2000 had proposed increasing the money for Social Security by investing some of the budget surplus set aside for Social Security "in corporate equities or other private financial instruments".
Mr. Spano's budget sets aside $205,000; the program costs $750,000 to run.
